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T 6326

The sand got into my shorts. I’m itching in bad places, I said. Can I help? she asked. But I learned everything in hindsight. Like an idiot.

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T 6322

The cab pulled up. We both attempted entry. She said, The nerve. So I let her take the thing, but only because she sounded so old-fashioned.

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T 6321

I looked at my son. I’d been feeling badly about things. You’re the future, I told him. That sucks, he said. He still had his sense of humor.

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T 6319

This was not love, and he told her so. I don’t know what I am, he admitted. He felt crushed. Less human. I take credit cards, she clarified.

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T 6318

I smoothed out my hair, fighting a losing battle against the wind. She said, Put on your shirt. Finally, manscaping seemed like a good idea.

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T 6315

Everyone in the bar was named Jim so the brawl was maybe inevitable but it gave the police conniptions, and the Jims got off with a warning.

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T 6313

I turned my back on the sunset and pouted like a baby. You’re against beauty, she said. I don’t care, I said. So she spanked me. I liked it.

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T 6310

It was late. I was feeling restless. Dangerous even. I thought about going out and causing havoc. Owning the night. But I was wearing cords.

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T 6307

We ate apple pie and laughed. I opened another bottle of wine. Then I threw off my shirt, and the room fell silent. And I apologized. A lot.

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T 6301

He storms into the company kitchen and starts breaking things. He’s overworked, his colleagues whisper. Where are the damn donuts? he yells.

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